Sentence examples for traditionally been caught from inspiring English sources
Herring, sardines, and bluefin tuna have traditionally been caught, but since World War II the fisheries have gradually been depleted.
Health policy has traditionally been caught between the EU Treaties implemented through European legislation and the European Court of Justice (ECJ), and policy making, which has been consensual between member states.
Instead, they believe that many diseases traditionally thought to have been caught by humans from herd animals were actually in the human population far earlier, and passed from them to the animals.
AG: Traditionally, the unicorn can be caught only when it lays its head in the lap of a virgin.
He was assigned first to the Sixty-third Precinct, in Marine Park, a traditionally middle-class neighborhood in Brooklyn, where twice he was caught in the middle of a shootout.
Every summer, the first barrel of herring to be caught – enough for, say, 100 people to eat – is sold at auction and traditionally goes for around €70,000.
LG: Public Art has traditionally been one of those Catch-22 experiences: You can't get a commission unless you've had experience and you can't get experience without a commission.
Whereas catch ditches have traditionally been used as the main rockfall control method for roads and highways, benches carved into slopes are typically used in open-pit mining.
Irish fishermen have traditionally been paid by way of a share of the money made from the catch, divided in the proportions agreed by the owner.
Has this traditionally been so?
